The BT-50 Ute is a robust and capable 4WD with a 3.0L turbo diesel engine that provides 140kW of power and 450Nm of torque. It drives though a shift in the fly dual range 4WD system and a 6 speed AT. The BT-50 makes an excellent towing vehicle with 3500kg rating and low torque delivery.

The BT-50 SP pack comes with stylish Black and driftwood leather seat trim, 18-inch alloy wheels and roof rails. In addition, there is upgraded lifted suspension with twin tube shock absorbers.

Up front there is an integrated Lightforce light bar that has excellent brightness but needs better calibration with the automatic headlights.

The BT-50 SP comes with wireless smart phone connectivity, heated front seats, and a comfortable thick rimmed steering wheel.

Its compliant around town and was at home on dirt roads, forest trails and the beach.

The Mazda BT-50 SP is priced from around $68,500 plus the usual costs and is a reliable, robust 4WD Ute.

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The recreational Dual Cab Ute segment is packed. And the top end is the most popular.

Buyers could look at the Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain, Nissan Navara Pro 4X Warrior, Toyota HiLux Rogue, or the HiLux GR Sport, Ford Ranger Wildtrak, or the all new Mitsubishi Triton

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The SP model gets the Pro enhancement pack with Nitrocharger suspension, upgraded springs and twin tube shock absorbers. It also includes a 2-inch lift, exclusive 18-inch wheels, integrated Lightforce LED light bar and a bunch of bling decals. Pricing is around $7,700 fitted.

The Thunder Pro pack comes with Old Man Emu BP-51 suspension, set up for medium workloads. BP-51 kit features nitrogen-filled dampers with a remote reservoir and is manually adjustable for both compression and rebound.

It also comes with a snorkel and round Lightforce LED driving lights that support the existing lightbar. Again there are a bunch of decals and this pack is priced around $9,000 fitted.

The good news is that you can order and fit these packs to existing vehicles and get a 2 year warranty.

For new vehicles the accessory packs are available to order from July at Mazda dealers nationwide and come with full vehicle warranty.

The beauty of these accessory packs is that they are tested for the vehicles and are often what owners fit themselves aftermarket.

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